Cultural phenomenon Taylor Swift will launch the second half of her Eras Tour in 2024. With her millions of fans, the star will likely also want to fold this element into Eras 2.0
Climate extremists are afraid to debate. Maybe they should be. There are many questions they don't want answered, and over 1,600 scientists challenged their narrative.
Every child deserves education freedom. Let’s take it nationwide and give parents more control with school choice. We must fund students not school systems.
Most Americans aren't sure how the government shutdown will affect their lives. Here are some important points about how they work and how Washington makes them worse.
Pro-abortion radicals want her to be ‘raped’ and ‘killed’ just because she's a pro-life college student. When a TikTok video went viral, she was blasted with more than 20,000 messages.
UAW and automakers should fight Washington, not each other. Both groups are suffering because Bidenomics caused inflation to rise and that's essentially a hidden tax.
Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick wants to return to professional football. He's offered to play for the New York Jets as their quarterback. Should fans welcome him back?
U.S. military should be a bulwark of strength and focus yet it is increasingly entangled in a web of bureaucracy, political interference and a lack of mission clarity.
A new study reveals that city and state policies that promote growth have a huge impact on where people decide to live and where businesses decide to set up shop.
There were seven candidates on the stage for the second Republican debate Wednesday night. Sparks flew at the event, held at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California.
Dana Perino is one of three moderators for the second Republican presidential debate, which will be broadcast live from the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library on Wednesday at 9 pm ET.
Ukraine has developed a formidable drone program in its the war against Russia. The attacks inside the country, including Moscow, have given Putin and his generals something more to think about.
For well over a year, hundreds of people — sometimes over 1,000 — have been camping out in tents in Phoenix's Zone, turning the streets into violent sewers.
